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WSOP Online 2022 Begins With The Entertainment For Nine Weeks

WSOP Online 2022 has entered a new day with Event #4, which is $1,050 Bounty Deepstack No-Limit Hold’em. WSOP Online 2022 is a nine-week-long online event that can be viewed on WSOP.com in the United States of America and GGPoker in international territories.

WSOP Online 2022 guarantees prize money of $50 million with 30 WSOP bracelets up for grabs during the period of nine weeks. The event began on August 14, 2022, and is set to conclude on October 18, 2022.

As for Event #4, Kacper Pyzara from Poland won the event last year. Kacper Pyzara is now back to defend the title on Friday night. Event #4 is a two-day affair, with Friday night hosting the much-awaited finale.

Other details of Event #4 are as follows:

  • A maximum of two re-entries are allowed.
  • The event starts on August 18, 2022, at 20:00 UTC, and it will end on Friday when a player will be crowned the champion.
  • The duration for levels is 15-minutes.
  • 40,4000 starting stacks have been set.
  • Every table will have eight players getting their hands to move for the win, and the finale will see nine players on a table.
  • A progressive bounty of $250 is a reward for every time a player is eliminated from the game.
  • Late registrations are open till Level 17.

Two events have been concluded as of now. Event #1 $500 The Housewarming No-Limit Hold’em ended with Stefan Schillhabel as the winner, taking $296,410 home after defeating 5,099 entries.

Event #2 has also been completed with Claas Segebrecht as a winner taking $102,152 home after defeating 730 entries. Details for Event #3 Limit Hold’em Championship is currently unavailable.

WSOP is an extended digital arm of Caesars Entertainment, a renowned casino brand worldwide. WSOP has been positioned to offer the best experience online and offline, and it is a proud organizer of the World Series of Poker Online.

The event officially began in 1970 and was completed 50 years in 2020. A total of $3.3 billion has been awarded to players till now, and WSOP remains the most trusted name in the industry.

While the event has a history of 50 years, WSOP.com started only in 2013 after the State of Nevada legalized online poker operations for the first time. Since then, online poker and offline poker have heard many discussions about which is better. It is entirely a personal choice; however, the majority of the numbers do go in favor of online poker.

Distance between the players does not matter as anyone can connect with others to play a game. Users can play multiple tables simultaneously with online poker and still enjoy a higher speed than offline poker.

One can engage with the content silently as they only have to press a button on the device to order action. More details about the event are awaited.

Joseph Watkins is an avid gambler and also contributes the in-depth & most recent Las Vegas casino news stories. He joins LasVegasCasinoNews.com as a news-editor recently with almost two years of experience in sports news writing.

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